Israel ultrapassou todos os limites de desumanidade ao queimar vivas dezenas de crianças e mulheres palestinas num campo da agência de refugiados da ONU em Rafah. É inominável o que o genocida Netanyahu fez hoje em Gaza. Criminoso!
"2-3 decades to recover from the destruction.. And that's a conservative estimate".
A complete decimation of a healthcare system with no end in sight. Still not time for a ceasefire? When will it be enough..
"I have never experienced anything like I experienced in Gaza..."
This doctor spent two weeks over Christmas working in the European Hospital in Khan Younis with the charity IDEALS, helping treat people with severely traumatic wounds.
This is what Andy Ferguson saw.
Children begin treated without anaesthetic due to the Israeli blockade not allowing essential medical supplies through.
See this Instagram video by @louise.cans https://t.co/xYSVZUjN71
@TheBMA@DrPhilBanfield@DrLatifaPatel So many doctors expected to do the impossible in Gaza with near to no medical supplies. I am glad the BMA has recognised its responsibility to our colleagues there despite attempts by others to hijack the statement to their own political will. May this horror end soon.
RCGP Chair @KamilaRCGP has written to the Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron to highlight the escalating healthcare crisis in Gaza and to urge the Government to utilise its diplomatic leverage in response to this.
Read the full letter on our website ➡️ https://t.co/74QRl8wb0r
Honest tweet now. This account is run by NHS staff. There’s just 3 of us. We have tried our best to get out what is happening on the ground. But we are completely exhausted. If you support what we are doing please will you follow and RT this to your followers? Thank you 🙏🏻
"GPs working ‘part-time’ are in fact working more than full-time, with reams of paperwork to complete when they are not seeing patients". Read @MartinRCGP's letter in today’s @thetimes refuting yesterday's article about part-time working in general practice.
Modes of consultation and access to GPs are being hotly debated at the moment. There is no doubt that many patients feel that their needs are not being met, and many colleagues are struggling to cope with demand, feeling exhausted and under attack. Why?